Sheikh Said Ismagilov, a prominent figure in the global Muslim community, has transitioned from holding the highest religious authority status to actively participating in military operations. His documented activities include rescuing the wounded under fire, leading anti-aircraft units, and providing counsel to Muslim populations. In an interview, the former mufti discussed several critical issues, including the involvement of Ukrainian military personnel in jihadist activities, the reasons for Russia’s decline, the future trajectory of the Middle East, and the sources of Islamic radicalism in Europe. Prior to assuming his role as an officer in the Ukrainian defense forces, Said Ismagilov was an academic specializing in Islamic studies and served as the mufti for the “Umma,” the religious governing body for Muslims in Ukraine, representing the highest religious authority among Sunni Muslims. Beyond his roles in religious leadership and the Ukrainian armed forces, he possesses fluency in Tatar and Arabic, in addition to Ukrainian and Russian. His commentary addresses complex geopolitical and religious themes. The discussion touches upon the actions of Ukrainian forces, their perceived participation in jihad, and broader regional instability. The former mufti’s insights provide a multi-faceted view on the current conflicts, drawing on his deep background in Islamic scholarship and his current involvement with the defense structures of Ukraine. Topics: #ukraina #osalevad #mufti Post navigation «Täna on ohver minu poeg, homme keegi teine»: hukkunud Daniili ema on riigiprokuratuuri otsusest šokeeritud ja kavatseb kohtusse minna Sooline palgalõhe: mis aladel teenivad Eestis naised meestest oluliselt vähem ja kus tunduvalt rohkem
Sheikh Said Ismagilov, a notable figure within the global Muslim community, has shifted from a role of high religious authority to active participation in military operations. Reports indicate his inv Reply